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    Lindsay Lohan still broke and a mess

    Was interesting....
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    The Kardashians

    Don't know how long, but a reason maybe just to cause trouble/for fun (for him)? And circus peanuts - wow - haven't thought of those in many years, remember eating them long long ago when I was a kid
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    Katie Holmes

    I pick #6 for fun
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    Katie Holmes

    Ladies man jake!!
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    The Kardashians

    I don't accept it I don't even want to contemplate such a thing!
  6. So many good choices, makes it difficult to choose! In the end had to go with Rhianna, because of her poor choices in mates... Welcome back!
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    Who'll Divorce Next (version 3.0)?

    I love that weddings are posted in "Who'll Divorce Next"!
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    Oscars 2012

    i thought she looked great as well. Joan named her worst dressed -- not because of the dress, but because of the posing. Forgot to mention loved Jolie's dress also; didn't care for the posing, but didn't watch so I can't hate - maybe she was drunk/nervous. Thought she looked too skinny, but she always does, and from someone who's been dealing with an eating disorder, I can appreciate how difficult it is to deal with people who say, 'just eat a sandwich' She seemed be on something, but, I will accept be inebriated as the reason for that silly pose although I think she was being sarcastic. She needs more than a sandwich! LOL, I'm guessing you're right about being more than alcohol. . .
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    Oscars 2012

    i thought she looked great as well. Joan named her worst dressed -- not because of the dress, but because of the posing. Forgot to mention loved Jolie's dress also; didn't care for the posing, but didn't watch so I can't hate - maybe she was drunk/nervous. Thought she looked too skinny, but she always does, and from someone who's been dealing with an eating disorder, I can appreciate how difficult it is to deal with people who say, 'just eat a sandwich'
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    Oscars 2012

    Loved it also! Loved Goopy's dress (runs and hides in shame), hated the cape; also didn't care for J Lo's dress
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    Celeb Death Watch

    Whitney Houston's daughter taken in ambulance By ANTHONY McCARTNEY | Associated Press – 37 mins ago LOS ANGELES (AP) — Paramedics say they took Whitney Houston's daughter to a Los Angeles hospital Sunday morning for unspecified medical reasons. The Beverly Hills Fire Department says Bobbi Kristina Brown was taken from the Beverly Hills Hilton around 10:30 a.m. Sunday, less than a day after her mother died in a room at the same hotel. The 18-year-old's condition was not immediately known. An email message sent to a representative of her father, Bobby Brown, was not immediately returned. Coroner's officials received Whitney Houston's body early Sunday morning, but have not yet said when an autopsy will occur. Any cause of death determination will likely be delayed while they await toxicology results.
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    Rihanna

    :4biggrin:
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    Ashton Kutcher & Demi Moore

    I want that house
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    Heather Locklear

    Aren't they all? LOL, I was going to answer my own question with that about as soon as i posted it!
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    Ashton Kutcher & Demi Moore

    I'd be happy to be the low earner of the two numbers
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    Heather Locklear

    Isn't he gay?
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    Baby Boom

    No problem, and i have to agree a crappy name . . .
  18. AMEN, what difference does it make, the average person has no realistic chances of sleeping with him/her that is gay .. .
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    Plastic Surgery

    5 lbs my ass was my first thought too
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    Baby Boom

    Why too bad she's a vegan. I'm a longstanding vegan and endurance athlete and probably healthier than most people. It's BS that you can't get enough protein while being vegan, and in fact, there are much healthier forms of protein than antibiotic, ammonia-radiated, and crap-filled "regular" forms of meat. If you eat only free-range, organic meat, that's much better, but most people don't. Sorry if I sound like a bitch, but I get tired of people saying you can't get enough quality protein, blah blah blah, if you're a vegan. I run 8-15 miles/day and lift weights 45min-1hr a day 5-6 days a week, eating a plant-based, mostly organic diet, and can kick the average person's ass, if I wasn't a pacifist No offense intended, it's one of my pet peeves and I get tired of hearing it. . . That said, I also believe in everyone making their own choices, and not forcing my choices on others, and in fact cook meat for my young daughter (much as it pains me), who true to the fact of irony, hates vegetables and beans and loves meat. Someone up there is having a good laugh about it .. .
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    Gwyneth Paltrow & Chris Martin

    Well, David Hasselhoff was popular in Germany for some time. If you want your ears to bleed, here's a link to a "music" video David Hasselhoff- Hooked on a Feeling ETA: I realize this isn't about Fishy, but saw some similarities music-wise.
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    Charlie Sheen

    Couldn't have said it better myself. Yep, right there with you. ITA! Basically enabling him, fueling the fire, so to speak
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    Charlie Sheen

    Surprise! Sheen bombs on opening night of 20-city stage tour AP By MIKE HOUSEHOLDER, Associated Press Mike Householder, Associated Press – 1 hr 11 mins ago DETROIT – Charlie Sheen and his "goddesses" took the stage to thunderous applause Saturday night for the first leg of his "Torpedo of Truth" tour. The 70-minute show hadn't even ended when the first reviews were in, and they were brutal. The former "Two and a Half Men" star showed that comedic success on the screen doesn't necessarily translate to the stage, and the capacity crowd at Detroit's 5,100-seat Fox Theatre rebelled before the show ended, chanting "refund!" and walking out in droves. Linda Fugate, 47, of the Detroit suburb of Lincoln Park, left the theater and walked up the street yelling, "I want my money back!" She said she paid $150 for two seats. "I was hoping for something. I didn't think it would be this bad." Sheen's publicist Larry Solters declined to comment after the show, but Sheen reappeared after the house lights went up to thank those who remained. Fans who arrived at the theater — some who had to fly in for the show — said they were hoping to see the increasingly eccentric actor deliver some of the colorful rants that have made him an Internet star since his ugly falling out with CBS and the producers of "Two and a Half Men." They got the ranting. It just wasn't funny. "I expected him to at least entertain a little bit. It was just a bunch of ranting," said Rodney Gagnon, 34, of Windsor, Ontario. On Twitter, where Sheen has amassed some 3.4 million followers, some fans were already predicting a premature end for the planned 20-city tour, which was scheduled to resume Sunday in Chicago. "Charlie Sheen thanks for saying goodbye! Piece of advice cancel the rest of your tour," someone tweeted under the name ChrstosMo. The show started well for the 45-year-old Sheen, with the audience standing and cheering as he and the women he calls his "goddesses" took the stage. The women, a former porn star and an actress who live with him, carried placards with the words "War" and "Lock," a reference to Sheen's recent description of himself as a warlock. "I don't see a single empty seat," he said. Not long into the show, though, an audience member booed, prompting Sheen to sanguinely reply, "I've already got your money, dude." Things only got worse. Among the low points was when Sheen screened a short film he wrote, directed and produced years ago called "RPG." He sat in the front row to watch the film, which starred a much younger Johnny Depp. Boos were heard throughout. "Tonight's an experiment," he said. Sheen had said rapper Snoop Dogg would perform at the show, but he didn't. Instead, the show ended with a video for a new Snoop Dogg song. By then, many fans had left. Toronto-area resident Ronnie Prentice, 37, was one of several fans who arrived at the theater before it opened Saturday saying they hoped to see Sheen rant. "It's kind of like a NASCAR race. You're just tuning in because you're just waiting for the accident to happen," said Prentice. Geoff Rezek, 69, a computer consultant from Darien, Conn., flew in from New York to see what he believed was going to be "history in the making." "I wouldn't miss the first show. Who knows if there's going to be a second show?" Rezek said, perhaps prophetically. He also bought a ticket for Sheen's show next week in Connecticut. Sheen has made headlines in recent years as much for his drug use, failed marriages, custody disputes and run-ins with the police, as for his acting. His father, actor Martin Sheen, has compared his son's struggle with addiction to a cancer patient's struggle for survival. In August, the wayward star pleaded guilty in Aspen, Colo., to misdemeanor third-degree assault after a Christmas Day altercation with his third wife, Brooke Mueller. The couple recently finalized their divorce. Charlie Sheen's behavior, which included lashing out at "Two and a Half Men" producer Chuck Lorre, finally became too much for Warner Bros. Television, which fired him on March 7. Sheen fired back with a $100 million lawsuit and all-out media assault in which he informed the world about his standing as a "rock star from Mars" and a "warlock" with "Adonis DNA." It was not immediately clear how Saturday's poor performance would affect the rest of the tour, which is scheduled to wrap up May 3 in Seattle. Bob Orlowski, a 46-year-old lawyer from Plymouth who has a suite at the theater, said there is "no way" the tour will make it all the way to the end. He said he brought six clients to Saturday's performance, thinking it would be an event, but instead witnessed a "train wreck." One of his clients called Sheen's performance replaced a Milli Vanilli concert as the worst show he'd ever seen. "Now he feels good about Milli Vanilli," Orlowski said. Some among the crowd, though, defended the performance with the type of defiance that would have made the actor proud. "I love my city, but I'm just disgusted with what happened tonight," said Sarah Cappuccitti, 31, a hair stylist from Westland. "People needed to the shut the heck up." ___ Associated Press writer Jeff Karoub contributed to this report.
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    Charlie Sheen

    I've been thinking it's a sad group when Denise Richards is the trustworthy person. I've been wondering if Martin Sheen has been having an attorney work on a conservatorship behind the scenes. Unfortunately, one might not be granted unless CS tries to harm himself or someone else. I was going to say the same thing!
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